color palette
#242424
#abb2bf
#61afef
#abb2bf
#333333
#abb2bf
#242424
#e06c75
#98c379
#d19a66
#61afef
#c678dd
#56b6c2
#abb2bf
#5c6370
#e06c75
#98c379
#e5c07b
#61afef
#c678dd
#56b6c2
#ffffff
preview
readme
Omarchy Noctua Theme
Neutral One Dark Pro palette for Omarchy/Hyprland, built on a #242424 base — matching terminal, shell, editor, and app themes plus three original wallpapers.

Install
Use the Omarchy theme installer:
omarchy-theme-install https://github.com/othavi0/omarchy-noctua-themeherdr (opt-in)
Omarchy does not theme herdr, so its colors are not applied by the installer. To keep herdr in sync automatically, install the bundled Omarchy hook once:
mkdir -p ~/.config/omarchy/hooks/theme-set.d
cp ~/.config/omarchy/themes/noctua/herdr.hook.sh ~/.config/omarchy/hooks/theme-set.d/herdrOn every theme change the hook applies the theme's herdr.toml when it ships one, and falls back to herdr's terminal theme otherwise. It never overwrites a hand-edited [theme] block. Prefer manual setup? Follow the merge notes inside herdr.toml.
Palette
Noctua keeps the One Dark Pro syntax family while moving the desktop base to #242424. The primary Omarchy accent is #61afef.
What's included
- Hyprland rules, borders, shadows and animation curves (
hyprland.conf) - Hyprlock styling (
hyprlock.conf) - Waybar colors (
waybar.css) and a bundled Waybar variant (waybar-theme/) - Terminals generated by Omarchy from
colors.toml, plus Warp (warp.yaml) - Shell/tools: Fish colors (
colors.fish), fzf (fzf.fish) - Apps/UI: GTK (
gtk.css), Chromium (chromium.theme), Firefox (firefox.css), Wofi (wofi.css), Walker (walker.css) - System tools: btop (
btop.theme), cava (cava_theme), mako (mako.ini), SwayOSD (swayosd.css) - Extras: Steam (
steam.css), Vencord (vencord.theme.css), icons pointer (icons.theme) - Editors: Neovim colorscheme (
neovim.lua), Aether and Zed overrides (aether.override.css,aether.zed.json) - bat syntax theme (
bat/Noctua.tmTheme, opt-in) - herdr TUI colors (
herdr.toml) with an auto-apply hook (herdr.hook.sh, opt-in) - VSCode theme reference (
vscode.json) and token refinements (vscode.settings.snippet.jsonc, opt-in)
Wallpapers
Click any thumbnail for the full-resolution file.


